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Tobacco is not expected to be hit as hard by COVID-19 and measures to control the spread of the virus as other industries. Products such as cigarettes and smoking tobacco are widely available through stores such as supermarkets and hypermarkets, while the e-vapour products category has already established a strong presence in the e-commerce channel.
On 12 March any events that involved outdoor gatherings of more than 500 and indoor gatherings of more than 100 were cancelled and schools, colleges and other public facilities were closed. On 15 March, Ireland announced the closure of all pubs and bars – two days before the St Patrick’s day celebrations.
Vaping continued to dominate discourse surrounding the tobacco industry in Ireland in 2019. In contrast to the UK, the public health authorities in Ireland have not endorsed vaping products as a valid form of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), despite the claims of manufacturers, as many groups continue to question the safety of the products.
Through its Gallaher (Dublin) subsidiary, Japan Tobacco continued to lead cigarettes in Ireland in 2019, though it notably saw its lead in cigarettes cut by nearest rivals, John Player & Sons and PJ Carroll & Co. In part the leader’s share erosion derived from Japan Tobacco’s ongoing shift in emphasis from cigarettes to next generation products such as e-vapour products and heated tobacco.
Rising consumer health-awareness will continue to be the main factor affecting the development of the Irish tobacco market during 2019-2024, contributing to an ongoing decline in cigarette volumes. The ban on menthol cigarettes implemented in May 2020 will also have a negative impact on cigarettes sales.
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Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the Tobacco industry in Ireland with research from Euromonitor's team of in-country analysts.
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